John Goerzen wrote: > 1. I have faith in the ability of the large numbers of non-free software > supporters to find a workable alternative by the time of our next release > that will not cause serious detriment to our users. I agree with you. > 2. I believe that there are several possible options for that. Each one has > its own pros and cons. I've advanced two: putting more installers into > contrib, and setting up an archive outside of Debian. Each option I've > advanced has its pros and cons, surely. People have not hesitated to point > out the cons :-) I suspect there are other options, too. I agree completely. > 3. In the end, people will find something that works. I don't want the GR I again agree with your thinking. Nonetheless, I'm still not swayed. I think having people implement and support an alternate approach to non-free support that works as well as the current system is a large expenditure with, in comparison, a small return. -- Kevin Rosenberg | .''`. ** Debian GNU/Linux ** http://b9.com/debian.html | : :' : The universal GPG signed and encrypted | `. `' Operating System messages accepted. | `- http://www.debian.org/
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